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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
3
A Chanute Tribune readers column discusses a high school senior who confesses chronic lying aimed at self-importance. Ann Landers advises self-honesty, warns that liars lose trust, and urges the teen to seek integrity despite peers and temporary living situations.
Members of the Eppers and Harmon Schooley clans gathered at Riverside Park in Independence and Highland Park for annual reunions. A noon picnic dinner followed a short business meeting. attendees included many named families from Wichita Chanute Iola Pittsburg and other towns, with multiple generations present.
Social calendar lists meetings for Women's Missionary Association United Brethren Church and various groups across Grant Lafayette Santa Fe and St Patrick's with times 12 noon 1:30 p.m. 2 p.m. 6:30 p.m. and locations including Memorial Building Sawyer Hall and churches. Names include Mrs O F Simon Mrs Harry Briley Mrs Dewey McCoy Mrs Howard McNeill and others. Events feature covered dish luncheons dinners and group circle meetings.
A Schoenhofer family reunion occurred Sunday at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park. A basket dinner served included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Schoenhofer Hastings Neb. Mrs. Eileen Barnes and George Lockwood Jr. Kansas City. Others listed: Clif ford Amos LaDonna Mary Ann Clathe Val Lindquist Stephanie Lisa Mark Valerie Wichita.
Members of Local Chapter 799, National Association of Retired Civil Employees, met at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis home 719 S Malcolm for a monthly dinner. Twelve members and one guest, Effie Leonard, attended. Ed Wolfe led the business session. Chaplain Lewis gave the invocation and flag salute. The July and August meetings are canceled. next gathering planned Sept 2 at the Locke residence 801 S Katy with a social hour after.
The Veterans of World War I auxiliary and barracks held a Monday dinner at the Memorial building with guests Mr and Mrs Verlyn Richardson and Gary Freeman Eric. Mrs Rose Paine presided. a Topeka reception for Lee R Hettick was noted. A sewing day is planned for June 14 and the next meeting is July 1 with an ice cream social at Santa Fe Park.
Officers were elected at the Do Si Do Square Dance Club meeting Saturday night. President is Carl Uden, vice president Bill Bath, secretary and treasurer Cleo Uden, and reporter Donna Alger.
Betty Frevele and Vernon Eugene Williams wed at St Peter's Lutheran Humboldt in a ceremony with gladiolas and white pompoms. The reception followed. the bride is Humboldt high school alumna and the groom is son of A Harold Williams. The couple will honeymoon then reside in Chanute. Notables attending included families from Humboldt, Cherryvale, and Erie.
The city recreation program sponsors weekly Arts and Crafts sessions led by supervisor Mrs. Hans Herold. Rosemary Sharp demonstrated home decorations while Mrs. Claude Shepard taught Swedish embroidery. A summer schedule change was announced. classes will meet every Monday morning from 9 to noon. Next meeting details follow.
Ottawa Kansas AP reports Henry A. Parker, superintendent of Ottawa schools since 1948, will retire July 31, 1964. The board will seek a replacement with applications due by Sept. 15 and will select a new superintendent by Dec. 10 to take over in August 1964.
Always turn out a butter type cake onto a wire rack to prevent soggy bottoms. If turned onto a plate or board, the exposed bottom will stay moist and the cake loses crust quality.
Parents face conflicting outside forces and seek guidance in the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The book brings comfort for child training, available to read at Christian Science Reading Rooms or for $3 purchase.
The public notice states hours are 24 P.M. with exceptions for Sundays and holidays, indicating special operating or service timing.
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